How do you cite a place in MLA format?

Answer 1

This document is generally so well-known that no formal listing should be needed in your works cited list. However, you should cite in within the text to be safe. This is how you do it:

1) When referring to the document for the first time, add (US 1776) after the sentence.

2) When referring to a specific section of the declaration, mention it's name in the sentence and put in bracket the section.

i.e.) In the Constitution of the United States, Article II refers to the "...." (sec.1, cl.3)

Answer 2

For the MLA format, parenthetical in-text citations are used in which the author's last name and the page number are enclosed in a parenthesis. For example, the author is Nicholas Sparks and the page people are quoting from is page 29. The parenthetical in-text citation would be (Sparks 29). People should place the period after the in-text citation and not before.

Answer 3

In MLA format, you typically cite a place by including the location of the publisher for a print source or the location of the website for an online source in the Works Cited page. For example, for a book, the citation may include the city where it was published, while for a website, you might include the web address.